what is vocal boot camp?

Vocal Boot Camp is a week-long course from April 19th 2021 featuring five renowned singing teachers leading a daily warm up and question-and-answer session at 10am every day.  Each teacher will share their tips and exercises, helping you tease your vocal folds and minds back into shape, and leaving you feeling positive and ready to focus on your own singing - and all done by 11am! 

As society begins to open up and we take our tentative first steps to returning to some kind of normality, we as singers and performers need to get ourselves ready - vocally, mentally and physically, for when the work starts coming in again.  What better way to do it than coming together as a singing community and being led each day by some of the best singing teachers in the world?  Together we can learn from them and motivate ourselves to get back in the practice room, looking forward to a brighter future.

So, do join us for what promises to be a truly inspiring week.  Gently blow away the cobwebs and learn some new ideas, in the company of wonderful colleagues!  

Hope to see you there!

our teachers

DR PATRICIA MaCMAHON -  MONDAY 19TH APRIL

Singing teacher for over 30 years at the RSAMD, as well as teaching at the Samling Foundation, RCM, RNCM, RWC, and giving masterclasses around the world.

DR RON MORRIS - TUESDAY 20TH APRIL

Speech Therapist, Audiologist, Singing Teacher, Countertenor and Author of 'If in Doubt Breathe Out', which explores the Accent Method.

linda hutchison - wednesday 21st APRIL

Co-Author of 'If in Doubt Breathe Out', member of the vocal staff at GSMD, lecturer and vocal rehabilitation coach.

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GARY COWard - THURSDAY 22ND APRIL

Teaches at his studio in Central London; his home in West Sussex; the GSMD; and on the Jette Parker Young Artists' Programme at The Royal Opera House.

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MANUELA OCHAKOVSKI - FRIDAY 23RD APRIL

Resident in the Netherlands where she runs her vocal studio, 'Il Portamento', teaching renowned singers such as Rosemary Joshua and Hilary Summers. 

sign up here